Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1920, Page 9

The old cl SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1920. 7 Che Casper Daily Cribune a cs PAGE NINE the la COX OPPOSED SENDING YANKS TO FIGHT GERMANS WOMIN ATTORNEY WILL Sci.cSkerSresee) QOLONY WEEKLY NEWS IS : RIO Rom crerasee ag ame cane? pocemece| DEFEND FRANK HICKEY Sieesetereseet screenees EW PAPER IN WYOMING ———————___ EDITORIALS AND SPEECHES OF CAMPAIGN QUOTED — y cyncr or MURDER GHRREN LAND OF DESERT... peach ee CHEYENNE, Said ‘America Might| G52 aapBO as | MESES | omen soem xem) NOW YIELDS BIB CROPS i" poe Pe } from the pow fe Tr L " |ming in wi toby Steen eso rte LOPE, Regret Prussians mi Ge more | counsel for ie c Casper Loan and Clothing s |. ha ,and the German: |inurder will be tually « "| Store—229 South Center Had Not Won n in a triumphal | fac, uae nour yw Wilson in No (Special to The Tribune.) DAYTON, Ohic, J) 16.—On De- cember 13, 1 four months /agains before Pr Wilson asked Cor, n of war on ¢ News, of Cox, the ee, is editori county, b. n Frank Hickey a jury for the murder of Lz Hicke sister, Mrs. Catheri A. McKenna, of the la irm of Mc Kenna and } ) cotton crop v what ten years} was barren desert, in California Arizona . Sep pread Tota ea NEW MINE Ae (enced marin vi had resulted Ps — — d by the Pacific how 260,550 acres p rears, mieigo| EVANSTON TO loLbEST PUBLIC ‘ste. || Mr. Retailer— STATE SCRAPPED * r of the countr It was surpris ilmost entirely by the Roosey that an edito) sug gz the the Arizona d fs 000,000 at pr Do You Know the Service of Sioux City’s Jobbers? ‘ration of the American at the time did not |? ention. g for either | Possible co-o side. Germany d nothing {2nd German fh and lost much. The Allies jattract more 1 nothing and lost much 5 of all the ages has accomplish- ed nothing save the wrecking of a smiling world. } the next so fooli th th T comment CHEYENNE, W yjoldest public timepi an ancient, five-f forty ent prices to bring Ru ng for Governor. This was the position en by Gov » Cox during the mpaign ¢ when he was running for ( t with Woodrow tated both on the stumy rop is expect < which la of t en retir 3 dials ink disc oceupie. +] Burlingt lepot here from serv and w merly were are the largest cotton acreage yet the southwest. The bulk et is sold to - com rouse in aut Sioux City’s Jobbers are useful, vital agents in your service, because, with their capital and organization they can do what you cannot. Their buying-power is large, their buyers reach Every indication now is that tens] of thousands of these splendid pec is attracting nong Cox's — politica ew Guinea each tribe has its emies in T _ (Ge rmans), still sympathizing with th at ar : Sinan Nene eta sa AMERICA’S FIRST AND FOREMOST CIRCUS | the greatest markets in the world, commanding variety, quality ure in the fatherland, still believing in the Seal near brite NGW THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD | and price of.products. f)eousness of the an cause, Governor ¢ £ These products are stored in the jobbers’ warehouses, await- veful that Germany will win—there it reason, for a;dec troops to Fi ive ‘ wih Hapetan Utomo Bee ute ‘ i } ing your beck and call, and tying up millions of dollars of cap- oe Sait every evidence that. th Ryilleote | ume EU la AL ween the two tribe: ital in your service. At your command, the goods you want, when of : ‘ | for Pre ( or n as 7 = you want them, are delivered at your very door. aaa’ : aiding as! Tea requires a rainfall of 60 inches °9 % ‘ x fis ie i j : | went « tion of W Your Logical Buying Center son will he Sioux City has 318 of those jobbing houses, all dedicated to the ideal of Service. They employ nearly 5,000 people, and do a business of about $200,000,000 a year. They carry practically every product in every line. They make Sioux City your logical buying center. Its railroad facilities make it the proper center of distribution. Know Sioux City Better! WRITE FOR BOOK ONE (it is free) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and irrigation will not serve ip lieu an aid tot thereof, as a omewhat humid atmo | s ; “Our German. friends to| sphere is needed tion of war, ar penihah t of war, is to | Understand that it dos t just hap of the. es, | Pen that most of the rabid antiGer | } Pee an les. |man people in thi niry are fot After you eat—always use g clothing and munitions of war. In. |Hfushes. From xdore Roosevelt TON ] (es / : it is evi A ¢ 8 all others, | (FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) hee the rez s “hizen. Who | 7ORe or two tablets—eat like eandy. . stead of divertin: } down, th Instantlyrelieves Heartburn, Bloated 43 DENS WILD BEASTS 45 d a These deficience nemies ¢ nd irces. to > of mil ng men | purposes, we ht to go to work to supply the “s with everytl they need, and they do not need men. We can be: > our own purposes by fur friend of the Ame sympat ruane dent in this Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion, foodsouring, repeating, headacheanJ trow Wilson Herds o} " a | the many wloories exer be PERFORMING ELEPHANTS’@ BABY”(CONIC3C) A id S h DROVES OF CAMELS. THE C1d-,; tomac $100,000.00 BIS FREE STREET DOORS OPEN AT 1-7 Pmk than men.” | after the he: loss of Amer ssa) PARSE ABET Ghatauudweoa ex Ure harmful acids and gases right out ADMISSION AND RESERVED SEATS ON SALE CIR- editorially that the German So Seit well. Teng of thousands wondect alle CUS DAY AT THE KIMBALL DRUG COMPANY. rines had committed no crime unto Pele | benefited. Guaranteod to satisfy or NO EXTRA CHARGE the United 5 al money refunded by your own drug- printed in ws October 16, 1916, was this paragraph: Defeinds U boat Course. ave not heard of ns biting their finger- gist. Costa trifle. “Please try it! criticized the eaten ote te ste tn ate ote ote tn ate te tn te te te tote tote te te te Me tee Me te Motes Mote he te he So na he he he the nto ste ate dhe bn he coe ta Me POMPE UPN ONO COUP LONG NOU OHO VOU TOV ONO COOH P GO OHO OVD LO HO TON 0 HONG HO HLOHOHEO HO HO HO 200 10-420 74 5 4000-40 450-40 400-00 00 02-4 ° | fe Singing Motion | Richards & Cunningham Co. many Me aM aaa eee |} srotost for a | to the arm & & <a fe o-4, +4, bo - “ eo fo it, ae - ¢ ? ¢, Pictures _ AN ADDED ATTRACTION TO THE BIG MUSICAL COMEDY NOW SHOWING AT THE 7 4, + ? ‘Midsummer Clearance and Rebuilding Sale 4, % %, oars 9% o, ¢ 4, + o4, - 2, +, sorry for the men 1% Sa their lives in the 3 3 women and children e e ae roa TRE USE + It has always been our cust is seaso the year to %& tir own, Marigold Airdome $ alway om at thi season of y 2 many and Besinedton len + reduce the prices on all Summer Wearing Apparel for Men and + x So o4, ‘? o4, 2, eee toed Friday and Saturday Nights sunk and Presi July 16 and 17 in a vigor Boys, so it will pay you to supply yourself with what you may need for the balance of the Summer. mest oe o, o+ OF dent W 6 4 yrs with the Im ous exchange of n¢ ‘ | eo perial government of Germany to put Prices, 25c and 50c . oe & an end to the outlaw submarine war. | “SD ps O S% fare, The News said editorially: = ——_ ¥ BS or is 2 victory by Germany” the | * otmnimn epartmen 3 “Nor is a vietory by Gi iy the | .3 ‘ worst thing that ean happen. If the | ¥ S Alles were) oe win and ier en BOS We are overstocked with Men’s and Boy’s Suits and Extra Pants and will allow you +4 oo, y liberal discount on any Suit or Extra Pants you may need for summer wear. So now is the Bx and of time to buy a new Suit. ee upon the othe +4, live to be orry that Germany | SOOOSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSOSSSSHSSSSESSSSEEOG ex v had not SN Onis | EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL “ “ On Ss , 1916, the Ne | RS & torial .stomreusl| RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY Shoe Department Hat Department e+ Th Taeanalitesiil “°° Y ill find a 1 rtment of > rrcayital id, and it wii ou wi ind a large sortment o = ee not be it is ac- | Se Men's and’ Boys’ Shoes here and we will We always carry a very large 63 une | FARM MACHINERY, COAL See allow a discount of 10 per cent on all Bair Gomerenas itivating ee o | ~~ leather Shoes for Men and Boys and 20| @)C WaDs & ‘ Aa aa | WAGONS, GAS ENGINES + per cent discount on any Canvas Shoes, count of 10 per cent on all Felt ny 4 Aen ap ath Ae | y Keds or Sandals, while this sale is on. nue Slouniats Straw and Linen 7/ “ emember ie es ¢ Y, bsg ~ And ramemmre || Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center || Hats, while they last. Come andZ/ RS ee. United * “sy look them over. YO) x id be much more oe °° ~ rit Ss. In ee ¢, o48 * o+, ~ be P< $ Bedding Department 3 Re You will find at this store the largest Stock of Blankets, 4% CUT YOUR ICE BILL WITH A oe Comforts and Pillows in Casper, and should you want to RS go camping we have the regular Camp Blankets, Camp oe i h k lar C Blankets, C RS oe Cots and all kinds of Tents, on which we will allow a 3, $e straight discount of 10 per cent, while this Sale is on. xs ge RX RK? ogee Mo 0% eae oo K? ¢ : Shirt Department Luggage $ ¥ “EQ We have a com- ae a4, Refrigerator | so of 450 «4 will allow discounts n all Shirts sold dur- ig this Rebuilding | your Luggage, as we are sell Sale. This includes} ing Trunks, Suit Cases and} bog plete stock of Men’s Bas * and Boys’ Shirts and Department & °° prices range from Re ALL SIZES to ALL SIZES 3 $1.75 to $15.00, but If you contemplate a trip be o4, 1M 1M eo ? we can save you money on See Our Line Before You Buy 2 % ee, % ¢ 4, ° Our Stock of Oil Stoves Is Complete % See are ae | + ~~ ae aie r Gk | Traveling Bags at reduced ee 2 as the finest of Silk 2 Se Shirts and you will] prices during this Sale. Come ss Re ; 2 ? save money by buy- er % Schulte Hardware Co. 2205S. Center. Phone 64W. * ing what Shirts you and look them over. aa ae may need for future aK oO, oe, 7 wear. > Blacksmith Shop, Corner Second and David. Phone 368J a THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST BA gy 7 120 oho ato oto sto ate cto ln sto ote te toate teste te Moate ote teste tod Meteo eta Me te tee tee dete este tee sie teeta dee te te ce te tees PI Se i i ee ee ee ee ee ho afo aSo 450 050 oSo sho 80 a2e 450-080 456-120 820 4120-120 920-420 10 HO 90 HO HO HP HO HO Ht Hee Hr He